Sentence examples for violent atrocities from inspiring English sources

Militants have taken over swathes of both countries after a rapid and bloody insurgency and continue to commit violent atrocities in Isis strongholds.

Problem: Abducted and forced into conscription by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), over 25,000 Ugandan children were pushed into violent atrocities during a civil war that lasted 22 years, often killing their own families.

Isis (also known as Islamic State) regularly release propaganda showing brutal executions and violent atrocities, training regimes for fighters and threats to the West as the US-led coairtion air strikes continue.

But when the men appeared at short hearing in the Central Security Headquarters on Friday, they all pleaded not guilty to charges of 'associating with an armed gang with the intention of committing violent atrocities'.

"Our colleagues in Iraq have confirmed reports of the rise of gender-based attacks and violent atrocities," she said.

But he won't give it up, because it holds photographic proof of the violent atrocities he witnessed in Sudan and helped save his life.

After a violent atrocity, there is always a rush to declare that movies were partly to blame because they desensitize us to violence.

She gives birth to Kevin, the bond between mother and son fails to materialise, and he becomes the breathing, spitting embodiment of her resentment at how her life has changed and narrowed – until, at 15, he commits a violent atrocity.

That the nation's biggest slave port, Charleston, doesn't have a major monument is an anti-historical scandal one made all the more glaring by this week's violent atrocity there at an historic black church.

In the past eight years the US has been repeatedly shocked by violent gun atrocities in which multiple people have been shot dead by lone gunmen.

It is, however, an incredibly endearing game, and its digitised splatter is a fitting testament to a designer who has never forgotten that people go to the arcades to witness violent, blood-soaked atrocities, accompanied by the endless looping of lo-fidelity gunfire samples.